Sentence examples for wary of the study from inspiring English sources

Although the technical achievement has shattered the previous record for biological simulation and impressed researchers, ribosome specialists are wary of the study's conclusions.

I should say I'm just a tad bit wary of this study, the Teaching and Learning International Survey (TALIS 2013), because the researchers said they did not get a fully representative sample of what they call "lower secondary" teachers (roughly seventh, eighth, and ninth grades) in the United States.

But I would have been wary of trusting the studies against my own experience.

But it could be lost if researchers became wary of studying this subject or even talking about it.

Prof. Stephen Fienberg, the Maurice Falk university professor of statistics and social science at Carnegie Mellon University, said that people should be wary of the profusion of market studies masquerading as social science.

Where such a registry exists, the BPC report recommended that agencies consider registered studies and "be wary of studies that met the criteria for the registry, but were not registered".

We wanted to test the feasibility of recruiting 'anonymously' in hospital outpatient areas and wanted to know which patients this method would recruit, recognising that, by their very nature, patients who are nervous users of the Internet may be wary of joining a study to use it.

Study: Female students wary of the engineering workplace.

He studied architecture at Washington & Lee, wary of the modernism with which students are brainwashed at more prominent schools.

Why are administrators more wary of study abroad destinations like Australia and England than other places?

Preliminary results of the study suggest that nature-inspired curiosity can trigger positive feelings and ease symptoms of PTSD in the most wary and withdrawn personalities.